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Pará couple follows family tradition by combining agriculture and conservation
Vanessa Moreira and Alessandro Tenório bet on the agroforestry system to produce efficiently, profitably and sustainably.
97 extractivist families will receive support for productive restoration in Amapá
This week, 35 brushcutters were delivered along with PPE. The beneficiary families were instructed in the safety, use and maintenance of the equipment.
Soil loses more carbon to monoculture than to fire
Regenerative agriculture practices help reduce carbon loss in monocultures; the stock is associated with soil health and fertility, according to a study carried out in collaboration with IPAM
Haru Kuntanawa: son of a surviving people demanding reparations
Singer, guardian of the forest and ambassador of the Brazilian indigenous team, Haru travels the world, fights for territory and develops socio-environmental projects to recover the memory and culture of the Kuntanawa people.
“The carbon market is transitional as it presupposes reducing emissions”
Gabriela Savian, Director of Public Policy at IPAM, comments on the carbon market, climate finance and REDD+ in an interview with the newsletter Um Grau e Meio.
“The oil debate is polarized in Brazil and needs to be seen as an opportunity”
For André Guimarães, executive director of IPAM, Brazil can lead by example and switch from drilling fossil fuel wells to investing in biofuels.
IPAM research receives international award to address SEEG
The institute was recognized for the second time by the environmental science journal Environmental Research Letters. The award attests to the innovation and efficiency of the proposed emissions calculation.